2025 NFC East Betting Odds
As we enter Week 7 of the 2025 NFL Season, the NFC East is the perfect example as to how quickly things can change in this league.
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For the first month of the season, the Philadelphia Eagles looked like they were on the verge of running completely away from the rest of the pack and wrap up an NFC East title for the second straight season and third time in four years.
The Eagles have since looked more vulnerable with two straight losses to open up the month of October and leaving the door open for someone to challenge them atop the division.
The team best equipped to unseat the Eagles still appears to be that of Jayden Daniels and the Commanders, however, the Commanders have had their own set of issues to navigate through of late as they have dropped two of their last three games, their most recent loss being a painful one-point loss to the Bears on Monday Night Football.
Should the Eagles and Commanders stumble, however, America’s Team is quietly lurking in the shadows with an opportunity to re-enter the NFC East race.
The Cowboys have the third-highest scoring offense in football at just under 30 points per game scored this season. Unfortunately for them, they give up 31 points per game on the other side of the ball. That’s not the most ideal balance for a team to win consistently, so it should not be overly surprising that Dallas sits at 2-3-1 as we enter Week 7.
However, if the Cowboys can just moderately improve on the defensive side of the ball as the season goes on, this could be a team that will be quite dangerous in the later weeks of the season.
Rounding out the division are the 2-4 New York Giants, who are quite unlikely to push for a division crown in Jaxson Dart’s rookie season, but the G-Men have been a better watch of late with their young signal caller under center and with electric rookie RB Cam Skattebo scoring touchdowns and doing seven simultaneous celebrations in the end zone immediately after the fact. Perhaps Brian Daboll will manage to save his job after all.
Before we jump completely into the NFC East, let’s take a look at the odds to win the division entering Week 7.
Odds to Win 2025 NFC East Entering Week 7
| Team | Current Odds to Win NFC East | Odds to Win NFC East Entering Week 5 | Odds to Win NFC East Entering Week 3 | Preseason Odds to Win NFC East |
| Philadelphia Eagles | -175 | -380 | -210 | -130 |
| Washington Commanders | +240 | +450 | +280 | +220 |
| Dallas Cowboys | +750 | +1500 | +850 | +500 |
| New York Giants | +4500 | +8000 | +4500 | +2000 |
This is the closest the Eagles have been to their preseason odds to win the NFC East since the season began, as the Eagles odds to win the East are now -175 after being as high as -380 just two weeks ago.
The Commanders odds are also nearly in line with their preseason odds to win the division and currently sit at +240 entering Week 7.
Two weeks ago the Cowboys sat at +1500 to win the NFC East and have since cut those odds in half to +750 to win the division. Considering the Eagles and Commanders also stumbling about lately, that may not be the worst in-season bet to make.
Lastly, the Giants are at least giving their fan base something to root for and have hope for with Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo, however, they remain big long shots to get back in the division race with +4500 odds. However, the Giants did already beat the Eagles, so if Philly keeps struggling on offense, anything is possible in this crazy NFL season we are experiencing.
2025 NFC East Win Totals
There is no better way to understand how a division is perceived by the oddsmakers than looking at team win totals as the season goes on.
Here’s how the NFC East shakes out in the win total department following the first six weeks of the 2025 NFL Season.
| Team | Current Win Totals and Betting Odds | Win Totals and Betting Odds Entering Week 5 | Win Totals and Betting Odds Entering Week 3 | Projected Win Totals and Betting Odds |
| Philadelphia Eagles | O/U 10.5 | (-120/+100) | O/U 12.5 | (-115/-105) | O/U 11.5 | (-130/+110) | O/U 11.5 | (+115/-135) |
| Washington Commanders | O/U 8.5 | (-125/+105) | O/U 8.5 | (-140/+120) | O/U 9.5 | (+110/-130) | O/U 9.5 | (+100/-120) |
| Dallas Cowboys | O/U 6.5 | (-145/+125) | O/U 6.5 | (-130/+110) | O/U 7.5 | (-115/-105) | O/U 8.5 | (+135/-160) |
| New York Giants | O/U 5.5 | (+100/-120) | O/U 4.5 | (-140/+120) | O/U 4.5 | (-140/+120) | O/U 5.5 | (-110/-110) |
- The Eagles began the 2025 season with a win total projection of 11.5 games. Their projected win total is now down to 10.5 after being set at 12.5 just two weeks ago. Nick Sirianni has cleared the Eagles win total in three of his first four seasons as coach, oddsmakers currently believe he’s going to miss that target.
- The Commanders currently sit at 3-3 and very much have the feel of a team that will hover around .500 all season. Oddsmakers feel the same way and have their win total at 8.5, the same total it was two weeks ago.
- The Cowboys win total remains set at 6.5 games after opening at 8.5 to start the season. Dak and the gang get CeeDee Lamb back in the lineup in Week 7, can their defense make enough stops each week to allow their explosive offense the opportunity to win the game late? This feels like a team that will also hover around .500, so 6.5 feels like a low number.
- The Giants win total fell to 4.5 after their 0-3 start but thanks to Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo, the G-Men are back to their preseason projection of 5.5. The under remains a tantalizing option though as the Giants have gone under their win total in 10 of the last 12 seasons.
2025 NFC East – To Win Super Bowl 60 Odds
For the early stretch of the season, it appeared as though the NFC East had two solid options to represent the division with a Super Bowl win.
Now it’s hard to say if any of these teams fit the bill, with all four teams in the division showing major flaws through the first six weeks of the season.
With all of that said, here’s a look at the current odds to win Super Bowl 60 for each team in the NFC East.
NFC East Teams – Super Bowl LX Odds
| Team | Current Odds to Win Super Bowl LX | Odds to Win Super Bowl LX Entering Week 5 | Odds to Win Super Bowl LX Entering Week 3 | Preseason Odds to Win Super Bowl LX |
| Philadelphia Eagles | +1000 | +600 | +750 | +750 |
| Washington Commanders | +3000 | +2700 | +2200 | +1900 |
| Dallas Cowboys | +7000 | +8000 | +6500 | +4500 |
| New York Giants | +40000 | +40000 | +40000 | +22500 |
The Eagles odds to win the Super Bowl have now slid to +1000, down from their opening number of +750 and good for the fifth-shortest odds in the NFL. If you still believe in this team, and their roster certainly has the talent, this wouldn’t be a bad time to jump back in.
Meanwhile, the Commanders odds have tumbled once again and now sit at +3000 after being +2700 two weeks ago and +1900 before the kick off the new season.
The Cowboys Super Bowl odds continue to fluctuate on the higher end of the spectrum and currently sit at +7000 entering Week 7. They have ranged from +6500 to +8000 over the past month.
Lastly, the Giants Super Bowl odds remain amongst the longest on the board at +40000, and let’s just say Prime Eli Manning isn’t walking through that door this season. The Giants are far, far, far away from being a Super Bowl caliber team.
2025 NFC East – Player MVP Odds
The NFL MVP Award has essentially become a coronation of awarding the best quarterback from one of the best teams in the NFL and the NFC East does not look like a likely source for the next winner of the award.
Here’s how things sit for the NFC East signal callers as we enter Week 7.
| Player | Current Odds to Win NFL MVP | Odds to Win NFL MVP Entering Week 5 | Odds to Win NFL MVP Entering Week 3 | Preseason Odds to Win NFL MVP |
| Jayden Daniels (Commanders) | +5000 | +5000 | +1500 | +1000 |
| Dak Prescott (Cowboys) | +5000 | +6000 | +2500 | +4000 |
| Jalen Hurts (Eagles) | +10000 | +1900 | +2000 | +2000 |
| Jaxson Dart (Giants) | +50000 | +30000 | NR | NR |
Jayden Daniels’ odds to win MVP remain at 50-1, the same price they were two weeks ago, and Daniels’ injury is the biggest reason why he was essentially all but eliminated from consideration.
Dak Prescott would have better odds than 50-1 if his defense could stop anybody. However, they have shown no real sign of improvement outside of handling the hapless Jets, and just made former Cowboys RB Rico Dowdle look like prime LaDainian Tomlinson. If Dak can put the Cowboys on his back and take them to a playoff spot, he could get back in this race but the chances are looking a bit slim entering Week 7.
Jalen Hurts MVP odds fell off a cliff during the Eagles two-game losing streak, going from +1900 in Week 5 to 100-1 entering Week 7, and Jaxson Dart has never been a realistic option to win the award this season.
Step-By-Step To Bet On Divisional Winners
1. Go to your favorite sportsbook and log in.
2. Look for the NFL tab.
3. Click on the division’s tab from the drop-down menu.
4. Choose the odds and team you wish to bet on.
5. Place your wager from the bet slip window—usually on the right side of the screen.
